Heavy rainstorms and thunder announced for Frankfurt and Hessen due to decreased atmospheric pressure
Forecast for Frankfurt and Hesse: Cloudy and Rainy Conditions Through Early August
Residents of Frankfurt and Hesse can expect mostly cloudy to rainy conditions with moderate chances of showers from July 30 to early August 2025, according to the latest weather forecast. However, there are no specific heavy thunderstorm warnings in the current data.
The weather on July 30 and 31 is expected to be mostly cloudy with rain showers, with temperatures around 20–23 °C. Humidity will be high, near 94–100%, and moderate southwest winds will be present.
As we move into early August, the forecast suggests a continuation of mild temperatures with mixed cloudy and some sunny days, but no explicitly severe thunderstorm alerts have been issued as of now.
For those planning outdoor activities, it is advised to take precautions given the rainy conditions. Carrying an umbrella or rain gear, driving carefully on wet roads, staying updated with local weather reports, and avoiding outdoor activities during heavy rain are all recommended.
No official warnings for heavy thunderstorms or severe weather threats have been noted, so standard rain and cloud-related precautions are sufficient for the timeframe from July 30 to early August 2025.
If severe thunderstorm warnings arise, typical additional precautions would include seeking shelter indoors, avoiding open fields, and securing loose outdoor items. However, such warnings are not forecast at this time.
On Friday, maximum temperatures in Frankfurt and Hesse will be between 20 and 23 degrees Celsius, and thunderstorms are expected. Temperatures will drop to 16 to 13 degrees Celsius in the night to Saturday, and 14 to 11 degrees Celsius in the night to Sunday, with 9 degrees in higher mountain regions.
In North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW), the weather is continuing to cause chaos, with rain in a loop. An umbrella remains a must in NRW due to the ongoing weather chaos. In the night to Saturday, scattered clouds, showers, and individual thunderstorms are expected across Germany, including in NRW.
It's worth noting that July is significantly too warm and much too wet in Germany this year. On Saturday, the highest temperatures will be 17 to 21 degrees Celsius, and there is a possibility of thunderstorms.
The spokesman added that the weather in Saxony might be affected by the next storms. The featured image for the article is a montage from 123RF/dikiyaqua and a screenshot from Wetteronline.de. Stay tuned for updates on the weather conditions in Frankfurt, Hesse, and the surrounding regions.
Weather forecasting suggests that residents of Frankfurt and Hesse can anticipate mixed cloudy and rainy conditions from July 30 to early August 2025. Throughout this period, it is advised to take necessary precautions, such as carrying an umbrella or rain gear, driving cautiously on wet roads, staying updated with local weather reports, and avoiding outdoor activities during heavy rain. No specific heavy thunderstorm warnings have been issued yet, but if they arise, additional precautions like seeking shelter indoors and securing loose outdoor items would be necessary.
